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Amazon posts mixed results but AWS momentum supports near-term upside

Nov 2, 2026, 12:49 PM EST1 sourcesAI-analyzed

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Despite a quarterly miss, investor focus on AWS growth acceleration and promotional initiatives drove a positive re-rating and a near-term stock bounce, a pattern seen when cloud velocity dominates earnings risk.

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Amazon reported a Q3 revenue and earnings miss, yet AWS revenue surged 39% to $46B and is guided to exceed 40% growth in 2027–28. The company also rolled out a $25 Thanksgiving meal bundle via Amazon Grocery to spur holiday shopping. In the near term, the stock rose on the AWS strength and promotional activity, though free cash flow burn and heavy capex remain ongoing headwinds.

AMZN stock rebounds after a week of declines. Q3 missed revenue and earnings expectations.
AWS revenue rose 39% YoY to $46B; management guides above 40% growth in 2027-28.
Amazon launches a $25 Thanksgiving dinner via Amazon Grocery to boost holiday demand.
Free cash flow burn persists (about $42.4B in 12 months); capex up $94.8B YoY.
Shares up 4.45% to $251.04, reflecting near-term positive sentiment despite misses.

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